Superb tiny tardis which sells not only cookshop basics but also a fantastic range of cake…read moredecorating supplies. The window display is particularly attractive and the colour theme changes regularly. The shop itself is packed with shelving and visiting with small children would be very difficult as there is too much breakable temptation! The staff are very knowledgeable and if you are in a hurry then it's best to ask rather than search yourself. They really do stock an extremely wide range of cooking paraphenalia and are well worth a visit whether you are buying colour co-ordinated cookware for your kitchen or shaped cake tins for a special occasion.

had been warned about unpleasant unhelpful staff. couldn't be further from the truth. a shop packed…read morewith everything the enthusiastic (and not so enthusiastic!) cook could want and very helpful and pleasant staff. great place

Huge store with a massive range of tools, decorating supplies, fixtures and fittings. Small range…read moreof furniture, decent sized lighting department and sells some large home appliances to be taken away on the day. Garden department is good in summer, limited the rest of the year although also stocks garden toys. Christmas displays are plentiful in winter offering lights, trees and external decorations. Staff are reluctant to help even when asked especially when handling larger/heavier items.

Disappoionted that the showroom people were called over the tannoy twice but never responded. The…read moreassistant phoned them and I was asked to walk down to them. I had waited more than 20 mins! The least they could have done was phone back to say they were busy with customers. i got a phone call back but felt the showroom manager was flippant with their response. The young man and assistant on the desk were quite helpful though!

This is near the cinema TJ Hughes and McDonalds in the Kingfisher shopping centre. They stock a…read morewide range of products, as you walk in you will see seasonal and toiletries, then round to household, storage, toys, stationery, pets and homeware. They do have some great prices and it is always worth a look for me as I usually manage to pick something up. The staff are fast and efficient

The Wilkinson store in Redditch is massive. It has everything you would need; DIY stuff,…read moretoiletries, some furniture, arts and crafts, gardening things - everything! The store is quite easy to find your way around everything is signposted and if you can't find something the staff are happy to help. The low prices attract many people to the store so there is sometimes a bit of a queue.

Excellent little DIY/Hardware store. Very local to the town. The staff in there seem to have worked…read morethere for ever and they always are incedibly helpful. They seem to sell everything you need and if you buy anything to bulky they will deliver. The paint range is excellent and always have a good selection of tools etc. I am always keen to support good local business' and this one deserves anyones custom. Probably a little more expensive than B & Q and wickes however if you are after some advice they are always worth a try.

Has everything you could imagine or ask for when completing a DIY project. Both diy supplies and…read moretools, kitchen section and larger items like doors alongside paint brushes, nails and locks for the garden gate. Also has a section of homeware and kitchenalia. This store also offers paint mixing and has a bargain bin section too. Sell fireworks in autumn too and gardenware in summer. Friendly helpful service

If you're after a specific bit of crockery etc, then this probably isn't the place to come…read more However, it's well worth a browse if you're after some glassware/tableware as a gift for someone because you never know what you'll come across when you pop in there. I'm always a bit worried that I might knock something off a table in here though, because the shop is not the biggest in the world and when there are several people in there it's a bit crowded. The staff are pleasant though and willing to help if you need it. As with most other shops in bicester village you won't find cheap prices, but you will find a decent bargain if you were expecting to spend a few quid anyway

Earlswood is packed full of little independent businesses, all set out in an old fashioned farm…read morevillage. Earlswood Interiors & Crafts in particular is one of the shops in this collection that truly maintains a unique feel, taking customers back to a bygone era surrounded with a love for handcrafted items. The shop aesthetics are all about the amazing, long-forgotten tradition of wood carving furniture. And for me, this artistic skill beats any cheaply mass-produced house items every time. It's so lovely to find out that places like this still exist, and more so, places that encourage customers themselves to have a go at making their own furniture/ornaments. That's right, the company aren't just selling their products, they're also a little workshop for budding creative people. When entering the small, cosy little shop, the smell of fresh wood immediately hit me. It's one of my favourite smells, and really captures my imagination. Exploring the shelves, I uncovered little wooden mice, mushrooms and owls, which all had unique features urging me to purchase them. If I had enough room at home, the carvings would all be sitting on the table next to me now as I write this review. But unfortunately, I had to leave them back at the shop until I make some space through my own clutter. The shop also sells bigger items, from walking sticks to tables and chairs, which have all been unusually and affectionally created. This little place deserves all the support it can get. Why not transmit the handcrafted passion and bring some character to your own home. I'm certain you won't regret it.

A good DIY store, it's a decent size with a mezzanine floor in it to get extra space. Also it has a…read moresmall outside area for gardening products, fencing, soil etc. There is a large selection of paint and other decorating bits and pieces, loads of internal doors and ironmongery and also a fair amount of garden machinery as well. Up on the mezzanine is furniture and bathrooms together with more homeware type stuff as well. Downstairs there is an area towards the front of the shop that sells seasonal things - garden furniture in the summer and Christmas trees in the winter. Staff are helpful and at the weekends they have staff on the shop floor there to help you which is nice. Usually have plenty of 10% days as well, just keep an eye out for the signs.

Cargos sells stylish household items.It reminds me slightly of Habit but much more competative…read moreprices. This store has a range of small items of furniture Dining Tables Chairs unusual chests and storage items. Also stocks a good range Glassware, dining sets, Lighting and some georgous Candles Different than mass produced Supermarket stock and only a little more expensive which makes Cargos an ideal place to buy weddings/housewarming gifts. As this shop is in the Beechwood arcade its Conveinent if you buy the bulky furniture that it has a Carpark on the upper level.